CHEM 3910 Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics
Theoretical and experimental study of the basic physical principles governing the properties and behavior of chemical systems with emphasis on the microscopic aspect. Includes thermodynamics and its applications to phase equilibrium and chemical equilibrium: non-ideal systems, real gases and solutions and electrochemistry. Requires 45 hours of lecture and 45 hours of closed presential lab.
Prerequisite
PHYS 3002, MATH 2252, CHEM 3320